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Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

Senator RiddIeberger of Va. was
60 anxions for his constituents to
know bis reas on for bis vote against
the col irmation of James G Matth-
ews that he offered in the Senate .
resolution for the publication of al
the papers on the Senate files rel
ative to the rejection. The Senate
was so anxious for the country to
know its reason that 1t adopted the
resolutions promptly.
Whether the country $50 anxious
to know the s. 'udled dt fenses of the
somewhat inconsistent position Of
the grave senators as to read them
is very doubtful. The country
knows the real reason without put
ting its elf to the trouble of reading
the dry do :umen's.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

The black man who entess the
Republican Senate at Washington
leaves hope behind.-N. Y. Daily
Graz he.
Ia tie light of the Senute>s REQ rd
this un welcome fact seems but loo
true. 1t was a Republic IN s. nate
which shut its doors in the face of
Ex-Gov. Pinchback. Seuat. Reject
Of Louisiana rejected Binford APP
pointed Register Of the Land Office.
at Huntsville, and Geo. w. Wash-
ingtor, appointed Receiver at Mont
gomery Mathews was a Demo~
crat, Pinchback, BMfo,d and Wash
ingtcn were valiant Republicans.
The Republican Senate needs
refol ming. But this does not .igLify
that Democratic Senate would be q
whit better.
Indeed we fear that a Demo cratic
Sepate would netd an entire reg. n
eratic n before it could even confirm
Douglass or Bruce, as this r :
creant Republican Senate his been
known to do.
However, tine and tide though its
course be slow, will yet exact from
this Government, which boasts Of Civ
ing to AL Of its citizens, humble and
exalted fair play and equal rights,
will yet exact we say from this Gov
erment in all OF its branches whether
in the hands Of Democrats or Repub
licans just and liberal recognition Of
it's black citizens. Events point tia
WaV
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
BRIEF MENTION.
News of the Day Compressed for the Hasty
Peruser.

News of the Day Compressed for the Hasty
Peruser.
Benjamin F. Taylor, poet and journalist,
is dead.
Burglars are operating in the suburban vii.
lagos about Cincinnati.
The condition of George Bancroft, historian,
has somewhat improved
Henry Mersmann, murderer of Ben j. Rick
ing ,5Cincinnati, has been arrested.
Cincinnati capitalists are said to be inter-
ested in big Chicago wheat deal
Eight skeletons, supposed to be of Indian
warriors, were unearthed at Batavia, o.
A free-love paper at Valley Falls, Kan has
been suppressed by the United States authori-
ties.
A girls seminary, an adjunct of Ken
yon college, is to be established at Gambler,
Ohio
Assaults by negro burglar in the out
skirts of Memphis will probably cause three
deaths
Eseck Braden has been sentenced at
Lebanon O., to year i'll the penitentiary
for cattle stealing.
The war in Pittsburg between the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
and the Knights of Labor threatens to become
national.
An electric headlight, in use on the Lake
Shore road is said to be SO brilliant that
newspaper can be read in its rays thrown
distance of two miles.
Internal revenue receipts for the seven
months ending January 30 show falling off,
wholly in spirits; tobacco and fermented
liquors report an increase.
The house of representatives in Kansas
passed bill changing st. John county to
Logan county. The county was named in
honor of John p ST. John when he was gov
ernor of the state.
At Memphis Beulah May Moore, aged sew
enteen years, shot and killed Henry Allen,
aged fifty years, and her father fired a double
load of shot into the PROSTATE body. Miss
Moore claims that Allen outraged her last
June.
Thomas Carroll, Cincinnati Southern sec
tion man, was fatally injured by train
while rescuing from peril companion,
Dennis Mccarthy, who had his leg caught in
trestle Mccarthy was also seriously in
jured
At Red Oak, Iowa, freight train, pulled
by mogul engine, crashed into another
standing on the track. Fifty cars were badly
wrecked, and Frank Mckay, of Van Buren,
county, Iowa, was killed Elmer Bright and
John Martin, Of the same locality, were in
jured.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
ATHENS.
About Our Limestone Neigh,
bOrS.
RAMBLER.

Athens. Ala, Feb, %, 1887.
Rainy weather.
TB Crenshaw is convalescent.
Athens is ia the ring with other
booming towns.
Miss A B Fielding has been quite
sick. but is out again.
Miss L A Malone after a serious
illnesL is cnnval esct n.
w H Malone leaves for the Mag
ic City Sunday, next.
w A Harriss Is stopping at the
Commercial House,
J B larry Of Tonsorial fame was
up from Birmingham last Sunday
and has taken with the measles.
The memb rs Of the Congregations
al chu ch have organlz ID mite So
ciety for the benefit of their chnrch.
DR. I j Malone has arrived from
Madison wh+rs he has baen profess
essionaIlv engaged.
1hs young ladies OF the M =
church will organiz, dur NJ The
the week tor the purp pDss OF helping
their chu, ch.
RABBIT FooT
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
NEWS AND SENTIMENT.
tFrom Colored EXchanges.)

(From Colored Exchanges)
There are in the U. S. 100000
colored Me'hodis.s
Philadelphia has 200c lpred G ,th-
ollcs.
Louisville KY. hes 63 colored teach
ers.
The National Press Convent n
meets this year at Louisville.
PETE rsburg, Va. rejoices in Blaine
lyce am.
North Carolina has five practicing
colored physicians and fifteen law s.
A New York coluoe1 woman gets
$3.5 ye ,rly salery as hotel cook.
The NEGRO American" is the title
Of new mont thly magazine recently
established in B. ston by Messrs L.
T. Simmons and j. E. Bruce.
Geo. Powers, colored took the
prize for penmansbip over 800 co!ore d
and white contestants, at Hanni-
bal, Mo.
Hon. G 0 H. White, Of North
Carol m, enjoys the distinction OF be-
ing the only ,lored Solicitor aud
Prosecuting Attorney in America.
Mayor Guillotte, of New Orleans,
appointed the police force last week.
Out of 1887 appointments five were
colored; j. II, Viger', J. A. Cohen,
Charles Bergeron. c. blanchard, and
Joseph Tholmar. World.
Tnere is little stir up in and
around LeMoy ne Institute, raised by
the students, to the extent of having
one of the female comrades dismissed
from school for reasons known to
themselves, and the Prin ipal de
clipes to act. We know but little of
it just now therefore will say but lit
tie until some future time Memphis
Tenn. Watchman.
Hon. Geor w. Williams has
succe del in having the committe to
report favorably on his bill to appro-
pirate 500, 900 for a colored soldiers
monument. Senator Hoar has alread.
y Introduced the bill, and the site
selected is the Government Reservas
ton. opposite Howard University,
fronting Hon, John M. Langs'on's
residence. Ind. World.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
Congress.

In the senate the Canadian non-intercourse
bill passed by the house was received and
non-concurred in. A resolution was re-
ported declaring Mr.. ingalls, president pro
tenn. to succeed Mr.. Sherman. The calendar
was taken up and several house bills passed.
The pleuro-pneumonia bill was discussed
until 7:25, when the senate adjourned
In the house three pension vetoes were re-
ceived. Conferees were appointed ON the sun
dry civil bill Senate amendments to the
military academy bill were concurred in.
The report from the committee on elections
was adopted confirming the right of NJ.
Steele, of Indiana, to his seat. The District
of Columbia appropriation bill amendments
were non-concurred in and the postoffice ap-
preparation bill taken up. The subsidy clause
was non-concurred in. The vetoed depen-
dents pension bill was considered, and after
three hours debate it failed to get the neces-
sary two-thir1s vote, the roll call showing
yeas 175, nays l25. The naval appropriation
bill was called up
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

If there is city in all America
that has grievance, and ajust griev-
vance, sgainst the postofice depart
ment at Washington. that city is Bir-
mingham. Complaint after COM
plain has been made by our repre-
sentative in congress, and all Q no
pur, ose. Having failed in ali other
attempts to wake up the postmaster
general to the Importance OF doing
something for a long-su5ering people
we shall try him on two-and ha'f
mile petition, signed BY every man
and if needs be, woman and child
and Chinaman to be..found in the city
The people Of Birmingham are
in ea,rest about this matter, and If
the department does its duty, it will
remedy matters, and at onca -Blr-
mingtam Age.
Yes. A man may take dinner in
Birmingham and tea in Huntsville
the same day, but The GAZETTE
mailed in Huntsville Saturday is dis
tr;but. d to it's readers IN Birmingham
on Monday and sometimes as late
a. Tues lay. The whole busines
need. t, le put in order for efficient
service.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
TU5CUMBIA.
INITIAL.

Th4 big spring is on swell.
County Court meets Monday.
A heavy thunder storm and rain
Wednesday night.
Ttere will b an M. E. Chulch
supper here next Thursday night
Arbor Day exercises in the City
school here were p st ponedly, the in
Glen en- y of the weather
Mr.. Henry Kellar runs a first class
barber shop in the north wing of tn
PAS! all House.
Miss Anna Goolloa, the guest of
Mrs. NJ. j. Thatch, has returned to
her home at Barton.
Mr.. Moses Tate an old citizen Of
Limestone is lying dangerously i'll at
his home at Pride's station.
The continuous rains retard the
progress Of work on the street car
lines.
Mr.. Amos Webb has purchased a
lot in South Tuscumbia and will build
soon.
Rev. G. w. Towl send, Of Leighton
is in town.
The pride Of Tuscumbia can't st md
the idea Of ealing this ancient and
firmly rooted town South Sheffield,
No, never!
RAMBLER.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
To Connect With the Chesapeake And
Nashville.
Cincinnati Enquirer, 22nd

cihciuiiati Ehquieii --hN
Judge William Richardson, Ct Hunts
vile, Ala, is in the city in the interest
of proposed line Of railroad to extend
from Huntsville through Shelbyvile,
Murfreesboro, Lebanon and other Ten
nessee towns, to connection with the
Chesapeake and Nashville Road at Gal
latin, Tenn. A meeting is to be held at
Huntsville on the Sth proximo to organ
ize the company. The judge says that
people all along the proposed line will
subscribe enough to grade the road, and
the Chesapeake and Nashville people
have agreed to finish the road after 1t is
completed. The proposed road will be
about one hundred miles in length, and
will connect at Huntsville with d road
from that point to Birmingham, and also
with new road which is toextend south
from Huntsville, and is to be constructed
in the near future.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

Huntsville bad some thing like a
strike at the beginning of work on
the street car line. The laborers
engaged refused to work for seventy
FIVE cents day. demanding dol
lar. A few hours delay was the con
seqne nee after which force was put
to work at 100 a day. All the
strikers however were boycotted, also
all Knights of Labor.
The faithful Band Of Helpers OF the
NJ E Church have revived their kso>
c;ety, and will get to work for the
benefit of the church. They are no
bic VIZ rkers and deserve every en-
cOuIageme
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

Who steals my purse steals trash, but
he who deprives me OF the use of Cons
sens Honey of Tar, makes me poor In
health. When l have a cough, cold or
disease OF throat OF lungs, want Cous-
sens Honey of Tar, because have seen
it tried for those ills. with unvarylng
success and know its virtues. Ed.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

Anticipating the approval by the
Pre- sident Of the Hunt sville Federal
Public building bill. our legislature
has pass ed an act Ct ding to the U :.
jurisdiction over any site in Hunts
vile which it may purchase for tie
building.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
Huntsville's street rail way is now
moving forward to completion.

Let the Alabama Coler, d State
University be located at Huntsville.
For many reasons it is the proper site
ard tnen liberal spirited Hunts
vile will welcome and encourage it.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

CONGRESS expires by limitation
Mnrch 4-next Friday. 1t will miss
great wrong if it fails to pass the
Freedman's Bank Relief bill
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

SHOULD Congress suffer itself TO
die on the Fourth without passing
the Blair educational bill the country
will decide that it died IN glOrlonsly,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

For the sake of humanity let State
Senator Simpsons bill prohibiting
the corporal punishment ci convicts
be passed by the Legislature. The
brutal murders already committed as
q result of this barbarous practice ap
pc ais thoroughly for its abolition.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

ALABAMA moves forward. The
Legislature has duly enacted bills
providing adequately for buildings
for an asylum for the coltr red insane
of the state ais o for colored State
University.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
Quotations of the Money Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets for February "a

and Cattle Markets for February "a.
New YoRK.-Money per cent Exchange
steady. Governments steady
Currency skies, 1861 bid; fours coupons 12s54:
fours -and-a-halfs II, "a bid
The stock market this morning was active and
prices were strong, advancing from the opening
Up to the present hour. The features were Union
Pacific, Reading, Northwest, st. Paul and Texas
Pacific. The stocks named were actively bonpht
and led the advance. As compared with the
closing figures OF yesterdays values are up X to
2 per cent.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26

Kans Is grants women the right to
vote in it's municipal elections.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
The Sunny South booms.

DON'T forget the railroad meeting to-
night at the Court House and be there.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-26
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GRAND RAPIDS MAEKrrs.


Farm Produce Prom ftr-t III ands-
Apple so 81 per D1lsnel extra nne, si.9p,
g. ~ I4g Oauel
btal.s- hani picked 81 tel a. Ier hii-aeL
Euuer-f lrsn r,tl d ~ ,c dairy t1-c
Cheese state - ilti >cn loTA, iull cream,
lttt4tc.
Closer seed-si p ei io per busheL,
DIi-il fIAis pl-o.. rtapufatcA liasi'c per
Isalud. quarters fa5e Ier pound cherries,
ll.. ~ pr pound peaches. l1sl-c per pound
f.zs- Fresh -ic
ffe.h Meals- Dressed hogs 8 500 IN per eSt
mutton = uoB5 Je veal . ,os4 ~, beei - v.e
tu.
Grain-W heat Clawson Isc Lancaster nc.
Oats. @a.c. Hye. g-95Oc. Com, SO sc. Bar
les. 81 -al a. percwL
Hides-0reen g. part cured o54etc, cured
lc. ealf SKINS t0 IL pounds sc. kip SKINS
green. -c. cured. salc. dekin skius.20ysle each
slecp pells oocesl wool being estimated al %
per pound.
H6uey-3Gllc. strained. oasc-
Hay -umolhy elssl5 per ton; clover sl09l2
BaIeI $40.
onion. -ftsl~lc.
Poultry Turkeys dressed 9gl0c; ducks, s9sc
fowls ott1c.
Potatoes AUG 4oc.
kuia h4gt- -VaZlc.
straw-s per tou. s395 20 per load.
ialioW-Zi az G. per 10.
Wool Washed .sc unwashed one-third on
Wc.,d-BlCck stove wood Il 3 q per cord, fOui
loot sood S4Sj lO per cofd
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

!. l.. stark weather. of Romeo. Mich. lor
sEen, viii be az Grand Rapids Tuesday
March 18th. az Ionia Msrcn 18Th and al ST.
Johns March l.th. l~-7. al the County
Clerk office on pension business. He Sc
cured q pension for Reuben Warner, Of
Flint. 90 over fl 900. Rejected claims a
specially. Increased claims Of J. G. Hicks
from $40 to s34 ard H1sner from fl2 o.
s2f Drafted men are entitled % pens on.
DEPENDENT fathers and mothers EMIT ed 10
pension. Re never gives up a worthy
claim Gail and 500 him
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
0rocerie. and rrovisions-w -whoIesaIe.

su.,ars-Cut loaf &C: granulated, g. C, a IS
e5 e. Extra ~" 81 .a5i4c. Yellow c. '4Mi C.
toN,e-rreen Rio l2nlic, Rio, roasted, l5elcc;
java, green. lstt &c. Java, roasted, ZuGoOc Mara
caii-D roasted Isaac. Mexican roasted, 2yG24c
Teas-Japan. tine. 35atac. japan. medium. pa
sc ordinary. i de Hyso1, 51Gy'c' gunpowder
tsttAc. Oo.Oug 4Jd Clc, congo, 1sa,5c
fi0ur-s2 - per cHt. - q per bbi.; patent pro-
cess, 50 "a per cwt t5 ~ per bbl. all wheat hour
= - per cWt.. 81 40 per bbL; buckwheat. q 90
tCCWt
sill Feed Screenings. s1i per ton; bran, slS;
shiq> u middlings slJGib.
Feed Corn aud oats. Sle1l9.
Kerosene oil. Michigan test, lO' C per gallon.
wafer white ne.
Casolue-tl1sc per gallon.
S,eds-( Clover g. $50 30. timothy, 3 29GZ 80.
-.lf Michigan. = a. Eastern -lli.
F.sh-So. I white fish. e. 90 per half Dbl. other
rrades = 50e6 per half DOl trout g io cod. salt.
e. Ger H.. clans, 81 per hundred canned oysters,
selects -.a3lc. smoked Hallbut. 9c12c-
Pork i'm barrels Mess pork, Chicago packed,
81, 5al- q extra short cut. 81 standard clear
back els @.
Iard-Ticrces. s. &C; 20 and - 10 tubs, &c, 81
10 round tins. 100 cases, &c, IN I'm pals, 90
q C.
Beef in barrels-Extra Mess. warranted 20 lbs
s-a- -. extra bOneless, ST.
Butterue-M aukesha creamery ,s0lid,l 1876; rolls
lie. dairy solid, l2c. rolls, l5c.
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COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

grand ball will be- given bv the Iron
Moulier's nion. for the benefit of Charles
Hawlcy. corner Bowery and West Division
sts. SATURDAY night. Feb l9ih
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Ali members of Union 40. 80, 3. c. and
J. OF y, are requested 10 be present al tie
regular session Tuesday evening. Feb. 18th
% consider business of importance
J l.. SMITH, Pres.
A. f. DoIeEAss. r. ;.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

rlber-Blu stuff, timber, joists and scantling
~ IS and IT, feet, sl. DO Is f. si2 do - n, si2
Sheeing toaris dressed on one side. 81 - and
sIt Pence flooring. sl6; common flooring. so.
-.diug. lst aud ID. Sl7. common. So Finishing
lumber s-5n3n. Bern boards No. l, dressed on
one SIDE. sl7. No. ,. sl4.
Iath-NO l. 3 '0d2 -.
shinges-l6 inch stars, s. 75a3 %; seconds.
t2 oOa3 -.
Lime-Ohio. l5c; Grand Rapids, Sc; PetOskey,
FL pu.
Cemeut-sl 20Gl p per bhl
Nail--CommOu and Fencing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
Animal AIrrfiny-

The annual meeting of tue stockholders
Of the Spa Bpttlng Co. viii be held at the
Company office March ,. l,~7. 3 p m.
!. c. WARuElL, Ssc'y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

A grand masquerade ball wll be given az
Arteifer Hall oy the Turn Nerein, of this
city. February 21t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
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PERSONAL.

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l'' ID - C"'lies Is back to Waco
Mrs. Lee Slauphter ON lsth and
Nu'''n' Is very ILL.,
Mr.. L. i. Peck leaves for busi-
ness "TRIP east today.
DR.. J, A. Moncure has gone on a
short "trip to Comanchc,
Mr. aud Mrs.J.C Craig rejoice in
the birh Of boy baby.
Mr.. Bin Harris let on sunday for
n few days ut Wootan Wells.
Mrs, }. b, scarborough l. quite i'll
at her residence on Sleight street.
MIR. = r. N,iIor, t,ouuh -,
covering i, sin coniucd TO The
house.
MIR Arthur seward of Doc,tur =,
in the city. guest OF his unc,e W ID
Lacy.
Col. VIII lambert ba. left for Ans.
fin 10 Inv but viii rrturn in rou
days.
Mr.M Archeuhold ms rc,urn.d
from Germany. brinoinO b,ck Win
him a hrid. ''''
MIR T. &. Orond +, hack from Kan.
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Nibbs, at % cents; very fine mixed,
tor iced tea, % cents, The prices are
surprising tor the qualities OF the teas,
surprising anything of the kind ever
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